Sentence examples for free of posturing from inspiring English sources
"I suggested holding a private discussion, free of posturing and playing to the cameras, perhaps at Camp David," Nelson said.
WOLF -- Presumably, your success with it has to do with playing it for keeps, free of posturing or camp.
Despite the accusations of posturing, he thinks iconic ideas are crucial in politics, citing Chris Smith's policies of free admission to museums and setting a timetable for digital switchover.
It's posturing for the sake of posturing, with the "winner" generally determined by anecdotal evidence and perceived mindshare.
More nice little bits of posturing.
What she does is much more interesting: the performance is dry-eyed and free of camp posturing, the portrait of a woman whose theatricality is natural, both as an expression of her self and as a tool of her peculiar trade.
His fine report on the first Floyd Patterson-Sonny Liston fight of September 1962, which ended in a first-round victory for the challenger Liston, is free of the posturing that is apt to affect the prose of writers, too long in the study, at the scent of men in action.
The discussion must be thoughtful and free of political posturing, and it must involve all major stakeholders.
Obama probably realizes that he is free to posture in favor of big deficit reductions, and placing major entitlement cuts on the table, because the Republicans will never go for it, even though they say those are top priorities.
(Thus n+1's frequent and unapologetic references to literary theory and continental philosophy, presented in language free of jargon and ideological posturing).
While some of the 28.5 million television viewers confessed to being slightly bored with a thoughtful, informative debate free of rancor and with minimal posturing, others said they were left feeling braced.
